Unheard - Voices of Crime Reviews

Fun experience. Short but well worth it, especially if you can pick it up on sale

Amazing game with good plot twists around every corner, felt like a real detective solving the cases. Now, allow me to say I NEED DWIGHT'S AND NELLIE'S VOICE ACTORS SO BAD

The metaplot is a bit weak, but fresh, unique, good voice acting, good writing, cool aesthetic, free dlc.

Simple idea very well executed. If you liked games like Return of the Obra Dinn or similar, you will like this. Not a long game but take your time with it and it can be very satisfying. Hits the right level of making you feel smart for figuring it out without being too hard to obtuse to understand what they were going for.

If you enjoy immersive mystery games, ‘Unheard’ is a must-try — solve cases by listening to past conversations and piecing the truth together.

Nice game for detective style lovers ... so light even on old laptops Please make DLCs possible in English language

really great detective game, the voice acting is a little cheesy but the puzzles are challenging and fun

Short, unique, simple and complex enough, perfect balance. Fully recommend.

For the cost I think you get a decent amount of gameplay and a fun little brain teaser. I enjoyed trying to solve mysteries as a ghost. The only part I didn't like was having to wait...

Was interested by the concept but was quite disappointed in the end. On top of that the portrayal of mental issues and people suffering from them betrays a severe lack of research and was quite insulting. Mentally ill people are significantly more at risk of being assaulted or killing themselves than mentally healthy people (especially people suffering from schizophrenia) and the blatant dehumanisation of them by the game portraying them all as comploting nutjobs is exhausting and depressing, I regret spending money on the game. Besides the depiction of mental health professional as cruel, violent, mad scientists is playing into the reluctance people have to consult and register into mental health institutions which are here to _help people_ not lock them up ! Mental health professional have a hard time helping their patients because of these sorts of representations showing them as emotionless experimenters. Seriously ? You really think any medical professional worth their salt are going to refer to their patients as numbers ?? What is this ? The criminals in the story are more human and balanced than the mentally ill patients. Writers thought they were clever with a Shutter Island like 'aha ! you were mentally ill all along !' while failing to do any research at the detriment of their own game. It would have been considerably better if the plot consisted in a police device gone wrong. If you are mentally ill, have a closed-one who has suffered from mental illness, or just care about good writing and not spitting in the face of people who suffer from a disease then don't bother with this game. If you bought this game on sale and haven't played it yet, refund it. It's not worth your time